hereditary

For her, it also comes with its own set of hereditary problems.

Although no one is completely sure how, they are thought to be hereditary.

He had the more force because it was, so to speak, hereditary in the college.

A. In general, about 5 to 10 percent of cancer is hereditary.

Since the division, position for the chief has become hereditary.

His position is hereditary and he holds office for life.

This community also has a hereditary government structure in place.

A hereditary disease, and never before in either of our families.

Even if we pass the law on hereditary rights for the land, this will not help.

It is hereditary, and seems to get worse with age.

The position is a hereditary one, held since 1780 in gross.

No one wants to wind up with the family's hereditary disease.

About three out of every five asthma cases are hereditary.

The office of Governor was also, in theory, made hereditary.

Also important were the questions about family medical history, particularly health problems with hereditary components.

It was not hereditary, although members of the same family have been appointed.

Not looking up at people on horseback had become hereditary.

The earlier the diagnosis, the more likely it was hereditary.

It just feels as if the disease is simply hereditary.

The chief of the council is not hereditary but elected by its members.

He had been the last hereditary grand master of the order.

The head of the Government was the king, a hereditary monarch.

Have a hereditary condition that you do not want to pass on.

But the hereditary factor is a bit more uncertain, he says.

"This young man seems to meet the hereditary requirement, certainly."